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05:08 Nov 2, 2012 |
Indonesian to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Poetry & Literature / cerpen "Nagari" tulisan HET | |||||||
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| Selected response from: ErichEko ⟹⭐ Indonesia Local time: 20:16 | ||||||
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participates to mutual help unite Explanation: ikut = participate or join, gotong royong = mutual help, and manunggal = unite. The 'ikut' here is as verb, so I suggest by the term, "participates to mutual help unite." |
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is/participates in Manunggal community work Explanation: I suspect "manunggal" here does not have literal meaning. Based on this site http://www.bkmmakmur.org/2009/08/bersatu-dalam-manunggal-sak... gotong royong in the local area is called Manunggal Sakato which clearly means cooperation in unity. So, I think manunggal as local title for gotong-royong shall remain as is. In Java, gotong royong is called Gugur Gunung. Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://sumbar.antaranews.com/eng/index.php?mod=berita&d=3&id... |
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work hand in hand and blend into the community Explanation: In KBBI, manunggal means "menjadi satu dl sikap dan tingkah laku; luluh (bercampur, berpadu) sehingga tidak terpisahkan". I think the use of 'manunggal' here functions to emphasize that the person works jointly and blends into the community. I also think we do not have to be too faithful here. Reference: http://bahasa.kemdiknas.go.id/kbbi/index.php Reference: hthttp://www.thefreedictionary.com/conjointly |
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taking part in Army-sponsored community work Explanation: This short story was written in early 1991, at the golden era of the New Order (Orde Baru). (see: http://sepercik.wordpress.com/2009/01/18/ngarai/) The term manunggal was then dubbed to the Army's initiative called AMD (ABRI Masuk Desa - loosely translated into: Armed Forces Develop Villages). In the post-"Reformasi" of 1998, when the police force was separated from the ABRI, the program was renamed into TMMD (TNI Masuk Desa). The term referred to by Ria, "Manunggal Sakato", emerged later, IMHO, some time after the year of 2000. (See: Manunggal Sakato IX was in 2011, http://www.antarasumbar.com/id/berita/pilkada/d/3/173831/man... whilst Manunggal Sakato X was launched just last month: http://www.barito-minang.com/2012/10/manunggal-sakato-x-tahu... ) Considering the fact that manunggal was not a program name in 1991, but rather a kind of buzzword (that is, "ABRI manunggal dengan rakyat" - the Armed Forces is inseparable from the people), I proposed Army-sponsored to reflect this fact. In fact, most initiative, resources, money came from the Armed Forces - they just asked villagers to show that they were really "manunggal" with the people. Note: Majority of the soldiers deployed were from the Army. The Navy were deployed to villages near beach, and the Air Force were far less utilized. The below link may give more insight to this manunggal: Ref: http://www.kodam-mulawarman.mil.id/profil/satuan/batalyon/de... c. Tugas AMD dan AMR. ..... 2. Dasar Surat Telegram Pangdam VI/Mlw No: STR/396/1990 tanggal 11 Juli 1990 tentang perintah BKO personel Denzipur 7 Dam VI/Tpr guna mendukung AMD manunggal ke XXXV (Tmt 10 Agustus s.d 2 September 1990), hasil yang dicapai : a.Pembuatan jalan sepanjang 10 km lebar 6 meter. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2012-11-02 07:41:46 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- erratum: ... they just asked people to take part to show that .... |
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